It appears that Intel, ARM, and AMD chips were all impacted, and since the Xbox One family is powered by AMD's Jaguar, you might have been wondering if your console was vulnerable. Thankfully, it ...

The Xbox One S and Xbox One X have HDMI 2.0a and HDMI 2.0b ports, respectively, supporting up to 18Gbps. There's no need to splash out on fancy cables for these older consoles.

It’s unknown whether the Xbox One consoles will be HDMI 2.1 certified Some of HDMI 2.1’s capabilities demand a new type of HDMI cable but Freesync works with current generation cables.

The biggest apparent change from the Xbox One to the Xbox Series X, port-wise, is the lack of the HDMI input that allowed for "pass-through" TV programming on all Xbox One models (and the ...

Xbox One vs. Xbox One S – 4K Output. The original Xbox One is capable of 4K output, but was severely hindered by its HDMI port. The new redesigned Xbox One S adds proper 4K support thanks to an ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Xbox One S is the pinnacle of what Microsoft set out to create with the original Xbox One ...

The Xbox One can still produce surround sound for Blu-rays, DVDs and games played on the console, but will not output surround sound for any other device connected to the console via the HDMI In port.

This is one of those announcements that's so odd, I'm still trying to figure out if it works out to a positive. I'm fairly certain it does. So as you likely know, the Xbox One has both HDMI-in and ...

A lthough Microsoft has positioned the Xbox One’s HDMI pass-through as a way to watch TV from your cable box while playing video games, there’s actually no limit on what kind of signal the ...

Like with Xbox One and Xbox One S, the X features two HDMI ports. One is an HDMI-in that enables you to feed your cable-box signal into the system. The other is the HDMI output that sends the Xbox ...